I like it when my brain gets wrinkled. I'm not yet in a rush to hike to the nearest lake and pull on a pair of waders but I'm beginning to understand the appeal. I think Hiro is, too. It's like jazz.
This return to Alan Wake's horror roots feels lacking compared to the main game, but its examination of AI arguably hides its most daring meta commentary yet.
Alan Wake 2’s recently released downloadable content, The Lake House, has strong ties to developer Remedy Entertainment’s other ongoing franchise, Control. The DLC sends playe ...